The lustrous shades of vibrant colours, showcasing different stories from the history and mythology adorned the art gallery at Bharat Bhavan on Tuesday.
A solo painting exhibition, displaying the miniature art has been put up at Bharat Bhavan. Miniature painter from Ajmer Rajendra Yadav has put up his 18 works at Rangdarshini Art Gallery, Bharat Bhavan that began here from Tuesday.
The art enthusiasts can have a close look at the different appearances of old times through paintings. Mughal Art, Marwari Art and other miniature forms are on display at the gallery.
Talking to The Pioneer, Yadav said, “I only do miniature painting as it gives me pleasure.” Interestingly this is first ever solo exhibition put up by Yadav.
Giving a definite texture, the painter perfectly defines the expressions, emotions, feeling of joy, sorrow, loneliness, togetherness and much more the artists received much appreciation by the art enthusiasts of the city.
Bringing the elements of art together, he applies markings of lines giving a different texture to the background to the canvas. The result is an emotional body of work, both pleasing to the eye and to the mind. The paintings come to live as one take a slow walk-through at the gallery.
Notably, Mughal paintings are South-Asian Paintings. The Paintings emerged from Persian miniature painting with Indian Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist influences and developed under Mughal Empire during 16th -19th century.
The scenes of wars and palaces were made are at display. Almost all these forms could be seen at the gallery. Even the stories from history of Mughal period, are enthralling the spectators.
All these stories are like a feast to watch. The colours were spread all over the gallery and it is being much enjoyed by the art lovers of the city.